Cerca hotels a Districte de Stockport

"I was greeted very well and politely by staff. Staff at front desk even helped with information of our endeavours in Peak District. Parking space was abundant. Room was very clean. Place was quiet."

"Great hotel. Amazing kind hardworking staff."

"On arrival, plenty of parking, staff were very helpful checking in, they have a self check system, but the staff are more than happy to help you through the process. My room was spacious with a nice bathroom and lovely spacious shower, all very clean with towels and hand, hair and shower gels provided. The bed was 2 singles together as a large double, comfy and clean bedding. Breakfast can be ordered via a QR code the day before at a cost of £12.50, or payed on the morning at £17.50. An all...

"I didn't use parking because I came by train. Breakfast is ok but room cleaning bad. It's proper cleans room, chocolate rappers and peanuts mess already on floor when I entered in room first day after check in. I complained to reception but lady was standing this time, she said sorry and nothing else. She had to change my room or can refund 20% discount but she didn't."

"Room was extremely dirty yellow stains on bedding and hairs, carpets dirty and refund refused"

"Free parking is available"

"Lovely rooms and the owners are fantastic"

"Great Authentic English Pub and Hotel"

"Clean friendly and accommodating, good breakfast with our own en-suite (room 4) The place was very festive as it was just after Christmas."

"Tout était merveilleux, merci sheri ."

"I went to Manchester to watch a football match and wanted a hotel to sleep and rest. Great hotel, very good breakfast and free parking. I recommend it."

"Enjoyed the stay here.Parking was a little busy but location was very handy for getting in and out of Stockport.Host very good with communication."

"It was strange during this current situation. Very quiet. The only issue I had was that the water was cold. It was very unpleasant getting a shower in cold water. I would like to stay again in more ‘normal’ circumstances."